BDS Guidelines
The BDS Movement’s Anti-Normalization Guidelines Explained
Due to rising demand for a better understanding of the anti-normalization guidelines among non-Arabic speakers in recent years, we present the most...
Affiliation with the BDS Movement
International BDS partners uphold the fundamental rights of the Palestinian people that are stated in the BDS Call of 2005 and abide by the BDS movement’s commitment to nonviolence as well as its ethical and anti-racist principles.
“Racism and Racial Discrimination are the Antithesis of Freedom, Justice & Equality”
The global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement for freedom, justice and equality of the Palestinian people is an inclusive, nonviolent...
Guidelines on Israel Visits by Elected Officials
BDS Guidelines Based on the letter and spirit of the BDS movement [1] guidelines, when do political/diplomatic visits/delegations to the...
PACBI Guidelines for the International Academic Boycott of Israel
More information about the academic boycott and a summary of these guidelines is available at the academic boycott section of this website. ...
BDS Guide to Strategic Campaigning for Palestinian Rights
As Israel continues its genocide in Gaza, a new wave of solidarity with the Indigenous Palestinian people is spreading around the world. The movement to boycott, divest from, and sanction Israel is the most effective way to turn solidarity into impact. Here is how to make your BDS campaign a success.
PACBI Guidelines for the International Cultural Boycott of Israel
More information about the cultural boycott and summary of these guidelines are available at the Cultural boycott page of this website. ...
Advocating for Palestinian Rights in conformity with International Law: Guidelines
An outcome document of the conference “Law and Politics: Options and Strategies in International Law for the Palestinian People”, Birzeit University..
PACBI guidelines on complicit Israeli films
In response to growing demand from film workers, as well as BDS activists globally, the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel lays out how BDS guidelines apply to complicit Israeli films and TV productions.
ICC Arrest Warrants: No Platforming of Suspected Israeli War Criminals in Academic or Cultural Settings
The indictment of Israeli leaders by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity perpetrated against Palestinians in Gaza, alongside the ongoing genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), is a watershed in the Palestinian quest for long overdue justice and accountability. The ICC arrest warrants against Israeli leaders are expected to usher in a wave of domestic and international prosecution initiatives that promise to hold complicit Israelis accountable for the ongoing genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza, as well as for the decades-old illegal occupation and the crime against humanity of apartheid.